No Appeal:Supreme Court Denies Review in Chelsea DNA Case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday declined to hear an appeal from Manuel Arzola, 47, a Chelsea man convicted in 2012 of…
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Honoring Dr Martin Luther King Jr
Monday brings the annual holiday dedicated to honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a towering figure in the civil rights movement and…
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Let Us Never Forget Their Sacrifice
Of all of our national holidays, Memorial Day is the most solemn. Memorial Day reminds us of the Supreme Sacrifice that has…
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Immigration Ruling a Story of Joy and Despair
At the Chelsea Collaborative, Director Gladys Vega (front) said they are seeing joy and pain when it comes to President Barack Obama’s…
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Chelsea High Valedictorian Ivanis Ready for Yale
CHS Senior Milica Ivanislearned she was the valedictorianof this year’s class thispast Tuesday, somethingthat came as quite a surpriseto her. She will…
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Looking at the News: A Silver Opportunity for Chelsea’s History
Walk into the basement of the Chelsea Public Library, and if you have an appointment or know who to ask for, you…
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Lewis Latimer Museum at the Chelsea Public Library Opens
Desayna Christmas gets her hands as close as she can stand to the electrostatic globe at thenew Lewis Latimer Museum, which was…
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Marking 15 Years: Latimer Society Will Honor Late Granddaughter with Show
Ron (left) and Leo (right) Robinson with a picture of thelate Dr. Winifred Latimer, who passed away at the age of99 earlier…
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Robinson Calls for Look at Residency Ordinance for New Police Hires
For the past several years, a small group of councillors has tried to push the City to begin hiring only Chelsea residents,…
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He Had a Dream: Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King
We have encountered Dr. Martin Luther King’s speeches countless times through television news broadcasts and special programs over the past 50 years—a…
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